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Somebody recently taught me how to clip like a turbo-autist. I will use that Ayame clip as an example.
>You need: ffmpeg, youtube-dl>Step 1: get some URLs using youtube-dl>youtube-dl --youtube-skip-dash-manifest -g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-IidBRPOdA The output will just be two URLs. The first URL is the video, the second is the audio. Your IP address is part of the "auth" part of the URL, so I won't post them in full. They also appear to expire after a certain amount of time.
>Step 2: use ffmpeg to download only PARTS of the stream>ffmpeg -ss BEGIN:TIME -i "FIRST URL" -ss BEGIN:TIME -i "SECOND URL" -map 0:v -map 1:a -t RUN:TIME -c:v copy -c:a copy Ayame.mkvThat's an example - it will seek to BEGIN:TIME, play for RUN:TIME and then output it all to an mkv without re-encoding anything. If you're grabbing video, you should count on starting the BEGIN:TIME ~10 seconds early or so to avoid getting cucked by a keyframe.
The full x:TIME format is hh:mm:
ss.ss so for that Ayame clip, I used 01:10:43.00 where it says BEGIN:TIME and 00:00:08.00 where it says RUN:TIME. I am sure it's probably smart enough to know that e,g 08.00 means "seek for 8 seconds" but who cares.
I only needed the audio for that Ayame clip, so what I actually did was:
>ffmpeg -ss 01:10:43.00 -i "https://r1---sn-vgqsknes.googlevideo.com/videoplayback?expire=1626750729&blahblahblah"; -map 0:a -t 00:00:08.00 -c:a copy Ayamy.m4a 